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October 2009 Posts
October was a pretty lazy month on this blog – which of course means that we spent a lot of time on client projects and therefore will come up over the next month with some more experience and other nice articles.
The October that was:
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October 29, 2009 | By Markus Giesen
Have your say and vote for this idea. The best thing that could happen would be a bigger community and more knowledge for you.
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October 27, 2009 | By Markus Giesen
A little SEO tweak to avoid duplicate content feat. Tiffany France.
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October 9, 2009 | By Richard Hauer
A way out of the current browser based template editing? Stay tuned for next year!
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September 28, 2009 | By Markus Giesen
Not really October but one of the useful posts in our opinion.
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Markus Giesen is a 28 years young, flexible RedDot CMS developer/consultant, formerly based in the south of germany. He was travelling around the world to find and offer solutions for a better world (in a very web based meaning). He just found a way to do that as a new member of the Open Text Partner Areeba, located in Melbourne. In his freetime you will find him reading, snowboarding or travelling. You should follow him on Twitter! 
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